Preparations of Taxanes for Intravenous Administration and the Preparation Method Thereof

ABSTRACT

The present invention relates to the field of medical technology. More specifically, the present invention relates to a preparation of taxanes for intravenous administration, which consists of two parts: a drug solution and an emulsion. Said drug solution consists of paclitaxel or docetaxel, a pH regulator and a solvent for injection, wherein said solvent for injection is an organic solvent. Said emulsion includes a fat emulsion and is composed of oil for injection, an emulsifier, an antioxidant, an isotonic regulator, a stabilizer, a pH regulator and water for injection. When used, the drug solution at the clinical dosage can be added and mixed homogeneously in the emulsion to perform intravenous drip directly; or the drug solution at the clinical dosage can also be firstly added into the emulsion with no less than 5 times volume of the drug solution and then a predetermined amount of normal saline or glucose solution for injection is added to perform intravenous drip. The preparation of the present invention does not contain solubilizer and has advantages of little toxicity, safety, effectiveness, stability and economy. The fat emulsion is also used as a nutritional replenishment, thus achieving a better therapeutic effect. In addition, the normal saline or glucose solution for injection can be used to replace a considerable amount of the emulsion, which makes the preparation, therefore, not only cost-efficient, but also convenient for transportation and storage in practice.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to the field of medical technology. Morespecifically, the present invention relates to the preparations oftaxanes for intravenous administration and the preparation methodthereof.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Paclitaxel (Taxol™) and docetaxel (Taxotem™) are two types of taxaneanticancer drugs approved by Food & Drug Administration (FDA), whereinthe paclitaxel, as a natural product, is an anticancer chemicalingredient extracted from the bark of the mountain mahogany (Taxusbrevifolia Nutt.) tree, while the docetaxel is a productsemi-synthesized from the precursor extracted from the needle leaves ofthe Taxus baccata tree.

The taxanes belong to a type of typical cytotoxic agents with a widespectrum of anticancer effect, having strong inhibitory effect on bothprimary and metastatic tumors such as breast cancer, ovarian cancer, nonsmall lung cancer (NSCLC), head and neck squamous cell carcinoma andmalignant melanoma. Its anti-tumor mechanism lies in that promoting theassembly of tubulin dimer into microtubule and further making themicrotubule super-stable by stimulating polymerization of tubulin, thusinhibiting the microtubule net from kinetic recombination. Consequently,the proliferation of cancer cell is prevented at the resting stage ofmitosis, and thus achieves the purpose of an anti-cancer effect.

Due to the poor water-solubility and oil-solubility of paclitaxel anddocetaxel, they can be hardly dissolved in water (4 μg/ml ofwater-solubility) and only 2%-4% is absorbed after oral administration.On the other hand, paclitaxel and docetaxel can be dissolved in anorganic solvent such as anhydrous ethanol, but when normal saline isadded, the drug is precipitated immediately from the drug solutionprepared with the organic solvent. This makes the intravenous dripimpossible in clinical application. Hence, polyoxyethylated castor oil(Cremophor® EL), is usually used as a solubilizer in the availablepaclitaxel injection preparation. In the paclitaxel injectionpreparation, the drug solution of paclitaxel is a colorless viscousconcentrated solution prepared by a mixed solvent of Cremophor® EL andanhydrous ethanol in the ratio of 50:50 (v/v). Because of the presenceof the solubilizer, the drug is not precipitated immediately when normalsaline is added in clinical practice. However, the preparation has ashort stability time, which makes it necessary to complete theintravenous drip in a short period of time; otherwise, the drug will beprecipitated. But such quick infusion might cause certain risk to somepatents, which is one of drawbacks for the preparation. The seconddrawback is the serious toxic and side effects induced by thesolubilizer, the Cremophor® EL. The acute and common clinical sideeffects of the available paclitaxel preparation after administration aresevere: dyspnea, flushing face, palpitation and allergic reaction suchas skin rash etc, which brings a lot of potential safety troubles andsuffering to the patients. As a result, pre-administration ofanti-allergy drug is a feasible way usually adopted to alleviate theside effects, so the available preparation is not an ideal one.

Similarly, there are problems in available docetaxel preparation. Thesolvent of the drug solution is composed of a solution of Tween 80 and13% ethanol solution, in which the Tween 80, utilized as a solubilizer,has an effect for hemolysis to some degree. In addition, the addition ofnormal saline when administrating it to the patients will also have thestability time shortened, so it is needed to complete the intravenousdrip in a short period of time. Therefore, the available docetaxelpreparation has less drug safety in the clinical application.

Now, a lot of research works on the paclitaxel emulsion-relatedpreparation have been reported. For example, Kan et al. had developed apaclitaxel O/W emulsion by nonionic surfactant and phospholipid (Kan P,et al., Controlled Release, 1999, 58: 271-278). However, Tween 80 iscontained in this preparation, which leads to hemolysis in patientsafter intravenous drip, causing serious side effects. In the applicationentitled “Parenteral paclitaxel in a stable non-toxic preparation” filedby B. S. Anderson (Chinese Appl. No.: 97196934.5), dimethylacetamide andPEG were used in the composition of the parenteral preparation, in whichdimethylacetamide, utilized as a solubilizer, had effects for inducingtoxicity and hemolysis to some degree.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention provides solubilizer-free, less toxic and morestable preparations of taxanes for intravenous administration.

The preparations of taxanes for intravenous administration of thepresent invention consist of two parts: a drug solution containingpaclitaxel or docetaxel, and an emulsion. The solvent of said drugsolution is an organic solvent; and the emulsion includes a fatemulsion. When used, the drug solution at the clinical dosage can beadded and mixed homogeneously in the emulsion to perform intravenousdrip directly; or the drug solution at the clinical dosage can also befirstly added into the emulsion with no less than 5 times volume of thedrug solution and then a predetermined amount of normal saline orglucose solution for injection is added to perform the intravenous drip.

It is well-known that the fat emulsion belongs to one kind of emulsion,and the emulsion consists of an oil phase and a water phase. Thestructure of the emulsion micro-particles can be divided into two parts,an inner core and an outside layer, the former is made up of low polaroils and hydrophobic groups of surfactant to form a non-polarhydrophobic area; and the latter is made up of polar groups of thehydrated surfactant. Furthermore, a transitional layer with increasingpolarity from the inner core to the outside layer is formed in thestructure. According to the theory of similarity and intermiscibility,drugs with different polarity can usually find their corresponding polarareas in this transitional polar environment of the emulsionmicro-particles; hence the emulsion can be used as a drug carrier.Considering the poor water and oil solubility demonstrated by paclitaxeland docetaxel, after the drug solution is dissolved in the emulsionsolution, some of the emulsion micro-particles are used as the carrierto carry the drug, and then these drug-loaded emulsion micro-particlesare further dispersed homogeneously into other drug-unloaded emulsion toform a stable preparation. This is one of reasons for using an emulsionin the present invention. In addition, the emulsion has a targetingeffect, which can deliver drug to the tumor or other lesion site.Further, the fat emulsion can be used as a nutritional agent.Clinically, it is usually administrated intravenously to the patient inneed of high calorie intake, such as the patients with tumor and othermalignant diseases, the protein-forbidden patients due to renal injuryas well as the patients unable to uptake nutrition via gastrointestinaltract for some reason. It is remarkable that, compared with long chainfatty glycerides such as soybean oil, medium chain fatty glyceridesrepresented by octyl and decyl glycerate display better solubility,absorption, high compatibility and anti-oxidation. This is anotherreason for using an emulsion including fat emulsions prepared by longand medium chain triglycerides in the present invention.

As shown in the experiment, the preparations of taxanes for intravenousadministration of the present invention completely comply with therequirements for clinical application. It offers some advantages asfollows:

(1) The preparations of the present invention have excellent safety. Thepreparations of the present invention do not contain any solubilizersuch as dimethylacetamide and Tween-80 etc., thus the toxicity and sideeffect are reduced accordingly. The adjuvants used have goodbiocompatibility and tolerance in vivo.

(2) The preparations of the present invention have high stability.Within 48 hours after mixing paclitaxel or docetaxel solution withemulsion or fat emulsion, no obvious precipitation or degradation ofdrug is observed. Even if the addition of normal saline or glucosesolution for injection is followed, many pharmaceutical parameters suchas the drug content, particle size of the emulsion and pH value do notchange significantly, which completely meets the clinical needs, hencesolving the problem of immediate precipitation of drugs caused bydispersion of drug into the normal saline or glucose solution forinjection.

(3) The preparations of the present invention can be used as nutritionalagents. Not only does a fat emulsion have the targeting effect when usedas a drug carrier, but can provide nutritional replenishment for thetumor patient, hence, achieving a better therapeutic effect.

(4) The preparations of the present invention are cost-efficient andconvenient for transportation and storage in practice. The reason isthat the normal saline or glucose solution for injection can be used toreplace a considerable proportion of the emulsion, thus the amount ofemulsion or fat emulsion is reduced.

The preparations of taxanes for intravenous administration of thepresent invention are composed of two parts, a drug solution and anemulsion. The ingredients and proportions are as follows:

Drug solution Ingredients Content % (w/v) Paclitaxel 0.01-10 ordocetaxel pH regulator A proper amount to adjust pH value to 4.0-7.0Solvent Balanced (Please note: “balanced” herein means that t

for residual amount except for paclitaxel or docetaxel and

injection regulator in the drug solution.)

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Wherein, the solvent for injection is an organic solvent, including oneor more kinds selected from a group consisting of PEG (polyethyleneglycol)-200, PEG-300, PEG-400, PEG-600, propylene glycol, glycerol andanhydrous ethanol, optionally comprising water for injection with anamount of no more than 50% of total amount of the drug solution. The pHregulator is one or more kinds selected from a group consisting ofcitric acid, malic acid, hydrochloric acid, acetic acid, sodiumcarbonate, sodium bicarbonate and sodium hydroxide.

Emulsion Ingredients Content % (w/v) Oil for   1-50 injection Emulsifier0.5-10 Anti-   0-0.5 oxidant Isotonic A proper amount adjusted to theosmotic pressure in the human regulator body Stabilizer   0-5 pH Aproper amount to adjust pH value to 4.0-9.0 regulator Water Balanced(Please note: “balanced” herein means that the resid

for amount except for oil for injection, emulsifier, antioxida

injection isotonic regulator, stabilizer, and pH regulator in theemulsion.)

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Wherein, the oil for injection may be one or more oils selected from agroup consisting of octyl and decyl glycerate, monooctanoin, dicaprylin,trioctanoin, Ganoderma lucidum spores oil, monodecanoin, didecanoin,tridecanoin, octyl and decyl monoglyceride, coix seed oil, BruceaJavanica oil, Herba Artemisiae Annuae oil, octyl and decyl diglyceride,soybean oil, fish oil, linseed oil, helianthus annuus seed oil, eveningprimrose oil, sea buckthorn oil, zedoary turmeric oil, safflower seedoil, sesame oil, corn oil, elemene oil and stearic acid. The emulsifiermay be one or more emulsifiers selected from a group consisting ofsoybean phospholipid, yolk phospholipid, cholesterol, poloxamer 188 andglyceryl monooleate. The antioxidant may be tocopherol. The isotonicregulator may be one or more isotonic regulators selected from a groupconsisting of glycerol, sorbitol, mannitol, glucose and sodium chlorideto adjust the osmotic pressure to that in human body. The stabilizer maybe one or more stabilizers selected from a group consisting of oleicacid, sodium oleate, cholic acid and sodium cholate. The pH regulatormay be one or more stabilizers selected from a group consisting ofcitric acid, malic acid, hydrochloric acid, acetic acid, sodiumcarbonate, sodium bicarbonate and sodium hydroxide.

According to the present invention, a method to prepare the preparationsof taxanes for intravenous administration is described as follows:

a) Preparing a Drug Solution:

paclitaxel or docetaxel is added to a solvent for injection in apredetermined proportion and stirred at 50-100° C. to dissolve. The pHvalue of the obtained solution was adjusted to 4.0-7.0 by using a pHregulator, and 0.01%-5% (W/V) activated carbon for injection use isadded to perform adsorption for 15-120 min at 25-100° C. Next, thesolution is filtrated, separately packaged, sterilized and packagedusing routine methods to obtain the drug solution. The obtained solutionis a transparent liquid.

b) Preparing an Emulsion:

b-1) Preparing an oil phase: an emulsifier or stabilizer is added intoan oil for injection in a predetermined proportion, stirred at 50-90° C.to dissolve, into which tocopherol is added and dissolved by stirring orultrasonicating to obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing a water phase: the emulsifier or stabilizer, and isotonicregulator are added into water for injection in a predeterminedproportion, stirred at 50-90° C. to dissolve to obtain the water phase;

While preparing the oil phase or water phase, said emulsifier andstabilizer may be added simultaneously or separately.

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase of step b-1) is mixed withthe water phase of step b-2) at 50-90° C., and followed byemulsification by use of a shear emulsifying machine or stirringemulsification for 5-300 min at a rotation speed of 300-8000 rpm toobtain an initial emulsion, and the pH value of the initial emulsion isadjusted by the pH regulator to 4.0-9.0. The obtained initial emulsionis further emulsified and diluted to volume with water for injection,filtrated, separately packaged, charged with nitrogen and sterilized byroutine method, thus the emulsion is obtained. The final emulsion hasthe appearance of a white or off-white colored emulsified liquid withopalescence, and the particle size of the emulsion micro-particlesranges from 50-500 nm.

Wherein, in the above step of further emulsifying the initial emulsion,emulsifying methods used in the present invention include but are notlimited to emulsification by high-pressure homogenizer, mechanicalstirring, ultrasound or colloid mill. The preferred method isemulsification by high-pressure homogenizer under a pressure of5000-25000 psi. In the step of preparing the drug solution andemulsifier, sterilization methods used in the present invention includebut are not limited to using rotary high-pressure steam sterilizer,circulating vapor or micro-porous filter membrane etc. The preferredmethod is using rotary high-pressure steam sterilizer carried out at100-121° C. for 20-60 min The filtrating equipment includes but is notlimited to micro-porous filter membrane, sand filtrating bar, sinteredfilter funnel or bladder-type filter etc.

According to the present invention, the preparations of taxanes forintravenous administration can be administered in two ways: the drugsolution at the clinical dosage can be added and mixed homogeneously inthe emulsion to perform the intravenous drip directly; or the drugsolution at the clinical dosage can also be firstly added into theemulsion with no less than 5 times volume of the drug solution and thena predetermined amount of normal saline or glucose solution forinjection is added to perform intravenous drip.

According to the present invention, the preparations of taxanes forintravenous administration are solubilizer-free and have advantages ofsafety, effectiveness, stability and economy. The fat emulsion is alsoused as a nutritional replenishment for the patients, thus achieving abetter therapeutic effect. In addition, the normal saline or glucosesolution for injection can be used to replace a considerable proportionof the emulsion, which makes the preparations of the present inventionmore cost-efficient and convenient for transportation and storage inpractice. The present invention also can be used to prepare thepreparations of other poorly water or oil soluble medicinal compoundsfor intravenous administration.

BEST MODES OF THE INVENTION

The following examples are described to demonstrate preferredembodiments of the present invention.

Example 1 Preparing Paclitaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 2.5 g paclitaxel was added to 100 mlPEG-400, and stirred at 70° C. to dissolve the paclitaxel. The pH valueof the solution was adjusted to 5.5 by using hydrochloric acid andsodium bicarbonate, and 0.2 g activated carbon for injection use wasadded to perform adsorption at 25° C. for 30 min. Next, the solution wasfiltrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane, separately packaged,sterilized by high-pressure steam at 115° C. for 30 min, and the drugsolution was thus obtained;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: 200 g octyl and decyl glycerate forinjection was heated to 70° C. in a water bath, into which 12 g soybeanphospholipid for injection was added to dissolve by stiffing, and then0.5 g tocopherol was added and stirred well to obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 22.5 g glycerol and 10 g poloxamer 188were added into 640 ml water for injection, and stirred at 70° C. todissolve the glycerol and poloxamer to obtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 70° C., and followed by emulsification using shear emulsifyingmachine for 12 min at a rotation speed of 1500 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The pH value of the initial emulsion was adjusted to 6.0 bysodium carbonate solution. The initial emulsion was further emulsifiedby a high-pressure homogenizer under a pressure of 20000 psi. Theemulsion was diluted to 1000 ml with water for injection, filtrated by0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane, the filtrate was separatelypackaged, charged with nitrogen, capped and sterilized by a rotaryhigh-pressure steam sterilizer at 121° C. for 20 min to obtain theemulsion. The average particle size of the emulsion micro-particles wasmeasured to be 168 nm with the pH value of 5.80.

Example 2 Preparing Docetaxel Preparation for Intravenous Administration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 3.0 g docetaxel was added to 100 mlPEG-300, and stirred at 70° C. to dissolve the docetaxel. The pH valueof the solution was adjusted to 6.0 by using hydrochloric acid andsodium hydroxide, and 0.2 g activated carbon for injection use was addedto perform adsorption at 25° C. for 30 min. Next, the solution wasfiltrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane, separately packaged,sterilized by high-pressure steam at 115° C. for 30 min, and the drugsolution was thus obtained;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: 200 g soybean oil for injection was heatedto 70° C. in water bath, into which 12 g soybean phospholipid forinjection was added and dissolved by stirring, and then 0.5 g tocopherolwas added and stirred well to obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 22.5 g glycerol and 10 g poloxamer 188were added into 640 ml water for injection, and stirred at 70° C. todissolve the glycerol and poloxamer to obtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 70° C., and followed by emulsification using shear emulsifyingmachine for 10 min at a rotation speed of 1000 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The pH value of the initial emulsion was adjusted to 6.0 bysodium carbonate solution. The initial emulsion was further emulsifiedby a high-pressure homogenizer under a pressure of 10000 psi. Theemulsion was diluted to 1000 ml with water for injection, filtrated by0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane, the filtrate was separatelypackaged, charged with nitrogen, capped and sterilized by a rotaryhigh-pressure steam sterilizer at 121° C. for 20 min to obtain theemulsion. The average particle size of the emulsion micro-particles wasmeasured to be 177 nm with the pH value of 5.77.

Example 3 Preparing Paclitaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 8.0 g paclitaxel was added to 100 mlanhydrous ethanol, and stirred at 55° C. to dissolve the paclitaxel. ThepH value of the solution was adjusted to 4.5 by using hydrochloric acid,and 4.5 g activated carbon for injection use was added to performadsorption at 45° C. for 60 min. Next, the solution was filtrated by0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane to remove carbon, then filtrated by0.22 nm micro-porous filter membrane to remove bacteria, separatelypackaged under a sterile condition, and the drug solution was thusobtained;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: a mixture of 10 g elemene oil, 45 gmonodecanoin, 58 g didecanoin, 47 g helianthus annuus seed oil and 20 gevening primrose oil was heated to 75° C. in water bath, into which 65 gsoybean phospholipid for injection, 5 g glyceryl monooleate and 3 gcholic acid were added and dissolved by stirring, and then 3.0 gtocopherol was added and stirred well to obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 50 g sorbitol and 16 g sodium cholatewere added into 590 ml water for injection and stirred at 75° C. todissolve the sorbitol and sodium cholate to obtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 75° C., and followed by emulsification using shear emulsifyingmachine for 170 min at a rotation speed of 2300 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The initial emulsion was further emulsified by a high-pressurehomogenizer under a pressure of 12000 psi. The emulsion was diluted to1000 ml with water for injection, and the pH value of the initialemulsion was adjusted to 7.1 by sodium hydroxide solution. The solutionwas filtrated by sintered filter funnel, and the filtrate was separatelypackaged, charged with nitrogen, capped and sterilized by performinghigh-pressure sterilization at 121° C. for 20 min to obtain theemulsion. The average particle size of the emulsion micro-particles wasmeasured to be 250.7 nm with the pH value of 6.80.

Example 4 Preparing Docetaxel Preparation for Intravenous Administration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 0.1 g docetaxel was added into a mixedsolvent of 60 ml propylene glycol and 40 ml PEG-200, and stirred at 95°C. to dissolve the docetaxel. The pH value of the solution was adjustedto 6.5 by using a proper amount of citric acid and sodium carbonate, and1.5 g activated carbon for injection use was added to perform adsorptionat 100° C. for 30 min. Next, the solution was filtrated by 0.45 nmmicro-porous filter membrane, separately packaged, sterilized byhigh-pressure steam at 117° C. for 55 min, and the drug solution wasthus obtained;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: a mixture of 25 g soybean oil forinjection and 1.2 g oleic acid was heated to 58° C. in water bath, intowhich 10 g yolk phospholipid for injection was added and dissolved bystiffing, and then 1 g tocopherol was added and stirred well to obtainthe oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 22.5 g glycerol and 20 g poloxamer 188were added into 820 ml water for injection, and stirred at 58° C. todissolve the glycerol and poloxamer to obtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 58° C., and followed by emulsification using shear emulsifyingmachine for 22 min at a rotation speed of 750 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The initial emulsion was further emulsified by colloid mill.The emulsion was diluted to 1000 ml with water for injection, and the pHvalue of the initial emulsion was adjusted to 5.6 by citric acidsolution. The solution was filtrated by sand filtrating bar, and thefiltrate was separately packaged, charged with nitrogen, capped andsterilized by performing high-pressure steam sterilization at 105° C.for 45 min to obtain the emulsion. The average particle size of theemulsion micro-particles was measured to be 63.2 nm with the pH value of5.20.

Example 5 Preparing Paclitaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 4.0 g paclitaxel was added to a mixedsolvent of 95 ml PEG-300 and 5 ml water for injection, and stirred at60° C. to dissolve the paclitaxel. The pH value of the solution wasadjusted to 5.8 by using malic acid, and 0.8 g activated carbon forinjection use was added to perform adsorption at 30° C. for 115 min.Next, the solution was filtrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filtermembrane, separately packaged, sterilized by circulating steam at 100°C. for 30 min to obtain the drug solution;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: a mixture of 42 g fish oil, 60 g sesameoil, 2 g tridecanoin, 18 g safflower seed oil, 5 g octyl and decylmonoglyceride and 23 g octyl and decyl diglyceride was heated to 60° C.in water bath, and stirred until dissolution was achieved. 2.1 gtocopherol was added and stirred well to obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 50 g soybean phospholipid, 22.5 gglycerol, 7 g sodium cholate and 3 g sodium oleate were added into 700ml water for injection, and stirred at 60° C. to dissolve the materialsto obtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 60° C., and followed by emulsification using shear emulsifyingmachine for 80 min at a rotation speed of 1600 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The initial emulsion was further emulsified by a high-pressurehomogenizer under a pressure of 10000 psi. The emulsion was diluted to1000 ml with water for injection, and the pH value of the initialemulsion was adjusted to 6.7 by sodium carbonate solution. The solutionwas filtrated by sintered filter funnel, then filtrated by 0.22 nmmicro-porous filter membrane to remove bacteria and the filtrate wasseparately packaged, charged with nitrogen, and capped to obtain theemulsion. The average particle size of the emulsion micro-particlesmeasured to be 128 nm with the pH value of 6.42.

Example 6 Preparing Docetaxel Preparation for Intravenous Administration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 5 g docetaxel was added to a mixedsolvent of 10 ml PEG-600, 40 ml propylene glycol and 50 ml anhydrousethanol, and stirred at 65° C. until dissolved. The pH value of thesolution was adjusted to 5.7 by using a proper amount of acetic acid,and 4 g activated carbon for injection use was added to performadsorption at 60° C. for 100 min. Next, the solution was filtrated by0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane, separately packaged, sterilized byhigh-pressure steam at 121° C. for 30 min to obtain the drug solution;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: 15 g octyl and decyl glycerate was heatedto 55° C. in water bath, into which 7 g soybean phospholipid forinjection was added and stirred until dissolved to obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 9 g sodium chloride was added into 950ml water for injection, and stirred at 55° C. to dissolve the sodiumchloride to obtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 55° C., and followed by emulsification by shear emulsifyingmachine for 8 min at a rotation speed of 375 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The initial emulsion was further emulsified by ultrasound. Theemulsion was diluted to 1000 ml with water for injection, and the pHvalue of the initial emulsion was adjusted to 4.5 by hydrochloric acidsolution. The solution was filtrated by 0.22 nm micro-porous filtermembrane, and the filtrate was separately packaged, charged withnitrogen, and capped to obtain the emulsion. The average particle sizeof the emulsion micro-particles was measured to be 86.3 nm with the pHvalue of 4.37.

Example 7 Preparing Paclitaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 0.5 g paclitaxel was added to a mixedsolvent of 25 ml glycerol and 75 ml anhydrous ethanol, and stirred at60° C. to dissolve the paclitaxel. The pH value of the solution wasadjusted to 5.8 by using malic acid, and 0.8 g activated carbon forinjection use was added to perform adsorption at 30° C. for 115 min.Next, the solution was filtrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filter membraneto remove carbon, separately packaged, sterilized by circulating steamat 100° C. for 30 min to obtain the drug solution;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: a mixture of 120 g linseed oil and 130 gsea buckthorn oil was heated to 80° C. in water bath, stirred todissolve, into which 3.5 g tocopherol and 35 g cholic acid were addedand stirred to dissolve well to obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 30 g poloxamer (F68) for injection and50 g yolk phospholipid were added into 550 ml water for injection andstirred to dissolve, into which 35 g sorbitol and 15 g mannitol wereadded, and stirred at 80° C. to dissolve the materials to obtain thewater phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 80° C., and followed by emulsification by shear emulsifyingmachine for 200 min at a rotation speed of 6000 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The initial emulsion was further emulsified by a high-pressurehomogenizer under a pressure of 20000 psi. The pH value of the initialemulsion was adjusted to 8.5 by sodium hydroxide solution orhydrochloric acid solution and diluted to 1000 ml with water forinjection. The solution was filtrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filtermembrane, and the filtrate was separately packaged, charged withnitrogen, capped, and sterilized by high-pressure steam at 115° C. for30 min to obtain the emulsion. The average particle size of the emulsionmicro-particles was measured to be 320 nm with the pH value of 8.10.

Example 8 Preparing Docetaxel Preparation for Intravenous Administration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 0.5 g docetaxel was added to a mixedsolvent of 90 ml PEG-400 and 10 ml anhydrous ethanol, and stirred at 55°C. to dissolve the docetaxel. The pH value of the solution was adjustedto 6.8 by using a proper amount of sodium hydroxide, and 1.0 g activatedcarbon for injection use was added to perform adsorption at 40° C. for60 min. Next, the solution was filtrated by 0.45 μm micro-porous filtermembrane, separately packaged, sterilized by circulating steam at 100°C. for 30 min to obtain the drug solution;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: a mixture of 15 g Ganoderma lucidum sporesoil, 92 g corn oil, 90 g monooctanoin, 100 g dicaprylin and 100 glinseed oil was heated to 85° C. in water bath, into which 4.5 gtocopherol and 42 g oleic acid were added and stirred to mix well toobtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 50 g soybean phospholipid, 43 gpoloxamer (F68) and 50 g glucose were added into 400 ml water forinjection and stirred at 85° C. to dissolve the materials to obtain thewater phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 85° C., and followed by emulsification by shear emulsifyingmachine for 269 min at a rotation speed of 7200 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The initial emulsion was further emulsified by a high-pressurehomogenizer under a pressure of 24700 psi. The pH value of the initialemulsion was adjusted to 9.0 by sodium hydroxide solution andhydrochloric acid solution and diluted to 1000 ml with water forinjection. The solution was filtrated by 0.45 μm micro-porous filtermembrane, and the filtrate was separately packaged, charged withnitrogen, capped, and sterilized by high-pressure steam at 115° C. for30 min to obtain the emulsion. The average particle size of the emulsionmicro-particles was measured to be 472.4 nm with the pH value of 8.54.

Example 9 Preparing Paclitaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 0.05 g paclitaxel was added to a mixedsolvent of 80 ml PEG-300 and 20 ml propylene glycol, and stirred at 50°C. to dissolve the paclitaxel. The pH value of the solution was adjustedto 6.0 by using hydrochloric acid, and 0.2 g activated carbon forinjection use was added to perform adsorption at 30° C. for 30 min.Next, the solution was filtrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filtermembrane, and then filtrated by 0.22 nm micro-porous filter membrane toremove bacteria, and separately packaged to obtain the drug solution;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: 100 g soybean oil for injection was heatedto 60° C. in water bath, into which 12 g soybean phospholipid forinjection and 0.1 g oleic acid were added, and stirred to dissolve wellto obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 50 g glucose was added into 740 ml waterfor injection and stirred to dissolve at 60° C. to obtain the waterphase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 60° C., and followed by emulsification by shear emulsifyingmachine for 20 min at a rotation speed of 5500 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The pH value of the initial emulsion was adjusted to 6.2 byusing sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid solution. The initialemulsion was further emulsified by a high-pressure homogenizer under apressure of 15000 psi and diluted to 1000 ml with water for injection.The solution was filtrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane, andthe filtrate was separately packaged, charged with nitrogen, capped, andsterilized by a rotary high-pressure steam sterilizer at 105° C. for 45min to obtain the emulsion. The average particle size of the emulsionmicro-particles was measured to be 160 nm with the pH value of 6.0.

Example 10 Preparing Docetaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 2.0 g docetaxel was added to a mixedsolvent of 50 ml PEG-400 and 50 ml propylene glycol, and stirred at 80°C. to dissolve the docetaxel. The pH value of the solution was adjustedto 6.5 by using hydrochloric acid, and 0.4 g activated carbon forinjection use was added to perform adsorption at 30° C. for 60 min Next,the solution was filtrated by 0.45 μm micro-porous filter membrane,separately packaged, and sterilized by high-pressure steam at 100° C.for 60 min to obtain the drug solution;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: 150 g soybean oil for injection was heatedto 70° C. in water bath, into which 12 g yolk phospholipid for injectionwas added and stirred to dissolve well to obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 22.5 g glycerol and 0.2 g sodium oleatewere added into 700 ml water for injection and stirred at 70° C. todissolve the glycerol and sodium oleate to obtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 70° C., and followed by emulsification by shear emulsifyingmachine for 20 min at a rotation speed of 4500 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The pH value of the initial emulsion was adjusted to 7.0 byusing sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid solution. The initialemulsion was further emulsified by a high-pressure homogenizer under apressure of 12000 psi and diluted to 1000 ml with water for injection.The solution was filtrated by 0.45 μm micro-porous filter membrane, andthe filtrate was separately packaged, charged with nitrogen, capped, andsterilized by a rotary high-pressure steam sterilizer at 100° C. for 60min to obtain the emulsion. The average particle size of the emulsionmicro-particles was measured to be 240 nm with the pH value of 7.0.

Example 11 Preparing Paclitaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 2.5 g paclitaxel was added to a mixedsolvent of 80 ml PEG-400 and 20 ml anhydrous ethanol, and stirred at 80°C. to dissolve the paclitaxel. The pH value of the solution was adjustedto 5.2 by using hydrochloric acid, and 0.3 g activated carbon forinjection use was added to perform adsorption at 40° C. for 20 min Next,the solution was filtrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane,separately packaged, and sterilized by high-pressure steam at 115° C.for 45 min to obtain the drug solution;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: 200 g soybean oil for injection was heatedto 80° C. in water bath, into which 12 g yolk phospholipid forinjection, 0.2 g oleic acid and 0.5 g tocopherol were added and stirredto dissolve well to obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 20 g poloxamer and 22.5 g glycerol wereadded into 650 ml water for injection and stirred at 80° C. to dissolvethe poloxamer and glycerol to obtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 80° C., and followed by emulsification by shear emulsifyingmachine for 20 min at a rotation speed of 6000 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The pH value of the initial emulsion was adjusted to 7.8 byusing sodium carbonate solution. The initial emulsion was furtheremulsified by a high-pressure homogenizer under a pressure of 20000 psiand diluted to 1000 ml with water for injection. The solution wasfiltrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane, and the filtrate wasseparately packaged, charged with nitrogen, capped, and sterilized by arotary high-pressure steam sterilizer at 115° C. for 45 min to obtainthe emulsion. The average particle size of the emulsion micro-particleswas measured to be 220 nm with the pH value of 7.8.

Example 12 Preparing Docetaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 1.5 g docetaxel was added to a mixedsolvent of 60 ml PEG-400, 35 ml propylene glycol and 5 ml water, andstirred at 70° C. to dissolve the materials. The pH value of thesolution was adjusted to 4.8 by using hydrochloric acid, and 0.6 gactivated carbon for injection use was added to perform adsorption at45° C. for 20 min. Next, the solution was filtrated by 0.45 μmmicro-porous filter membrane, separately packaged, and sterilized byhigh-pressure steam at 121° C. for 30 min to obtain the drug solution;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: 250 g soybean oil for injection was heatedto 70° C. in water bath, into which 12 g soybean phospholipid forinjection and 0.8 g tocopherol were added and stirred to dissolve wellto obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 10 g poloxamer, 0.2 g sodium oleate and9 g sodium chloride were added into 550 ml water for injection andstirred at 70° C. to dissolve the materials to obtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 70° C., and followed by emulsification by shear emulsifyingmachine for 10 min at a rotation speed of 7000 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The pH value of the initial emulsion was adjusted to 8.8 byusing sodium hydroxide solution. The initial emulsion was furtheremulsified by a high-pressure homogenizer under a pressure of 16000 psiand diluted to 1000 ml with water for injection. The solution wasfiltrated by 0.45 μm micro-porous filter membrane, and the filtrate wasseparately packaged, charged with nitrogen, capped, and sterilized by arotary high-pressure steam sterilizer at 121° C. for 30 min to obtainthe emulsion. The average particle size of the emulsion micro-particleswas measured to be 260 nm with the pH value of 8.5.

Example 13 Preparing Paclitaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 3.5 g paclitaxel was added to 100 mlPEG-200, and stirred at 70° C. to dissolve the paclitaxel. The pH valueof the solution was adjusted to 6.2 by using hydrochloric acid andsodium hydroxide, and 1 g activated carbon for injection use was addedto perform adsorption at 30° C. for 30 min. Next, the solution wasfiltrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane, separately packaged,and sterilized by high-pressure steam at 105° C. for 45 min to obtainthe drug solution;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: 300 g soybean oil for injection was heatedto 70° C. in water bath, into which 12 g soybean phospholipid forinjection was added and stirred to dissolve well to obtain the oilphase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 5 g poloxamer and 22.5 g glycerol wereadded into 600 ml water for injection and stirred at 80° C. to dissolvethe poloxamer and glycerol to obtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 80° C., and followed by emulsification by shear emulsifyingmachine for 30 min at a rotation speed of 4000 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The pH value of the initial emulsion was adjusted to 8.2 byusing sodium hydroxide solution. The initial emulsion was furtheremulsified by a high-pressure homogenizer under a pressure of 15000 psiand diluted to 1000 ml with water for injection. The solution wasfiltrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane, and the filtrate wasseparately packaged, charged with nitrogen, capped, and sterilized by arotary high-pressure steam sterilizer at 105° C. for 45 min to obtainthe emulsion. The average particle size of the emulsion micro-particleswas measured to be 310 nm with the pH value of 8.1.

Example 14 Preparing Docetaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 3 g docetaxel was added to 100 mlPEG-300, and stirred at 70° C. to dissolve the docetaxel. The pH valueof the solution was adjusted to 4.5 by using hydrochloric acid, and 0.15g activated carbon for injection use was added to perform adsorption at45° C. for 60 min. Next, the solution was filtrated by 0.45 μmmicro-porous filter membrane, separately packaged, and sterilized bycirculating steam at 100° C. for 60 min to obtain the drug solution;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: a mixture of 100 g soybean oil forinjection and 100 g octyl and decyl glycerate was heated to 80° C. inwater bath, into which 0.8 g tocopherol were added and stirred todissolve to obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 12 g soybean phospholipid for injectionuse, 10 g poloxamer, 0.2 g sodium oleate and 22.5 g glycerol were addedinto 550 ml water for injection and stirred at 80° C. to dissolve toobtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 80° C., and followed by emulsification by shear emulsifyingmachine for 25 min at a rotation speed of 8000 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The pH value of the initial emulsion was adjusted to 7.8 byusing sodium hydroxide solution. The initial emulsion was furtheremulsified by a high-pressure homogenizer under a pressure of 16000 psiand diluted to 1000 ml with water for injection. The solution wasfiltrated by 0.45 μm micro-porous filter membrane, and the filtrate wasseparately packaged, charged with nitrogen, capped, and sterilized bycirculating steam at 100° C. for 60 min to obtain the emulsion. Theaverage particle size of the emulsion micro-particles was measured to be280 nm with the pH value of 7.9.

Example 15 Preparing Paclitaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

a) Preparing the drug solution: 4 g paclitaxel was added to 100 mlPEG-400, and stirred at 70° C. to dissolve the paclitaxel. The pH valueof the solution was adjusted to 6.0 by using hydrochloric acid andsodium carbonate, and 0.3 g activated carbon for injection use was addedto perform adsorption at 25° C. for 45 min. Next, the solution wasfiltrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane, separately packaged,and sterilized by high-pressure steam at 121° C. for 30 min to obtainthe drug solution;

b) Preparing the Emulsion

b-1) Preparing the oil phase: a mixture of 75 g soybean oil forinjection and 75 g octyl and decyl monoglyceride was heated to 80° C. inwater bath, into which 2 g tocopherol was added and stirred to dissolvewell to obtain the oil phase;

b-2) Preparing the water phase: 12 g yolk phospholipid for injection, 5g poloxamer and 22.5 g glycerol were added into 600 ml water forinjection and stirred at 80° C. to dissolve to obtain the water phase;

b-3) Preparing the emulsion: the oil phase was mixed with the waterphase at 80° C., and followed by emulsification by shear emulsifyingmachine for 20 min at a rotation speed of 8000 rpm to obtain an initialemulsion. The pH value of the initial emulsion was adjusted to 6.8 byusing sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid solution. The initialemulsion was further emulsified by a high-pressure homogenizer under apressure of 11000 psi and diluted to 1000 ml with water for injection.The solution was filtrated by 0.45 nm micro-porous filter membrane, andthe filtrate was separately packaged, charged with nitrogen, capped, andsterilized by a rotary high-pressure steam sterilizer at 121° C. for 30min to obtain the emulsion. The average particle size of the emulsionmicro-particles was measured to be 320 nm with the pH value of 6.6.

Stability Studies of the Paclitaxel Preparation for IntravenousAdministration

1. Taking the preparation prepared in accordance with the method ofexample 1 as the example, the drug solution was mixed homogenously withthe emulsion in the ratio of 1:25. The change of drug contents, particlesizes of the emulsion micro-particles and pH values of thesepreparations were detected at different time-points.

Method:

4 ml of the drug solution was added to 100 ml of the emulsion, andstirred well. The drug contents, particle sizes and pH values of thepreparations were determined at different time-points by HPLC, aparticle size analyzer and a pH meter, respectively. When determiningthe drug content at the different time-points, all of the tested sampleswere to be filtrated firstly by 0.22 μm micro-porous filter membrane soas to remove the precipitated drugs crystals, and then the drug contentswere determined. The change in the drug content was used to judgewhether the drug was precipitated or not. In addition, the averageparticle sizes and pH values were determined directly. The averageresults are summarized in Table 1.

TABLE 1 Results of stability studies of the paclitaxel preparation forintravenous administration Time (h) 0 6 12 24 36 48 60 Drug content (%)100 100.2 101.5 99.8 100.7 100.9 93.6 Particle size (nm) 168.7 175.0171.5 167.8 170.0 176.4 297.0 pH value 5.71 5.64 5.77 5.80 5.77 5.655.66

2. Taking the preparation prepared in accordance with the method ofexample 1 as the example, the drug solution was mixed with the emulsionin the ratio of 1:5, shaken up homogenously, diluted with 10-fold volumeof normal saline for injection and shaken up. The change of drugcontents, particle sizes of the emulsion micro-particles and pH valuesof these preparations were detected at different time-points.

Method:

4 ml of the drug solution was added to 20 ml of the emulsion, andstirred well. Then the solution obtained was added into 200 ml normalsaline for injection and shaken up homogenously. The drug contents, theparticle sizes and pH values of the preparations were determined atdifferent time-points by HPLC, a particle size analyzer and a pH meter.When determining the drug content at the different time, all of testedsamples were to be filtrated firstly by 0.22 μm micro-porous filtermembrane so as to remove the precipitated drugs crystals, and then thedrug contents were determined. The change in the drug content was usedto judge whether the drug was precipitated or not. In addition, theaverage particle sizes and pH values were determined directly. Theaverage results are summarized in Table 2.

TABLE 2 Results of stability studies of the paclitaxel preparation forintravenous administration Time (h) 0 6 12 24 36 48 60 Drug content (%)100 100.2 100.7 99.8 100.4 98.3 92.9 Particle size (nm) 177.5 178.2180.8 178.4 187.9 192.4 222.7 pH value 5.27 5.24 5.37 5.18 5.22 5.315.12

It can be seen from Tables 1 and 2 that the drug contents in thefiltrate of the paclitaxel preparation for intravenous administrationare almost unchanged within 48 h, showing that no precipitation ofpaclitaxel has occurred. Besides this observation, the particle size andpH value did not show any significant change over time. All of thesefindings suggest that the paclitaxel preparations for intravenousadministration were stable for at least 48 hours. At the 60^(th) hour,the drug content in the filtrate dropped slightly, indicating that asmall amount of the drug was precipitated. Meanwhile, the particle sizeof the emulsion micro-particles was slightly increased; the change inthe particle size also can be used to determine whether drugprecipitation occurs or not. As shown in the above results, thepreparations of the present invention are stable and comply with therequirements of clinical application.

1. A pharmaceutical preparation for intravenous administrationcomprising at least one taxane, the pharmaceutical preparationcomprising: a drug solution and an emulsion, the drug solutioncomprising one or more of paclitaxel and docetaxel at 0.01 to 10% (w/v),a pH regulator in an amount sufficient to adjust the pH of the drugsolution to a pH of 4.0 to 7.0 with the balance of a solvent forinjection; the emulsion comprising at least one oil for injection at 1to 50% (w/v), an emulsifier at 0.5 to 10% (w/v), an optional antioxidantat 0 to 0.5% (w/v), an isotonic regulator in an amount sufficient toadjust the osmotic pressure in the human body upon administration; anoptional stabilizer at 0 to 5% (w/v), a pH regulator in an amount tosufficient adjust the pH of the emulsion to a pH of 4.0 to 9.0 with thebalance of water for injection, wherein the drug solution is present atthe clinical dosage in the emulsion, or the drug solution is present atthe clinical dosage in the emulsion with no less than 5 times volume ofthe drug solution and normal saline or glucose solution for injection.2. The pharmaceutical preparation of claim 1, wherein the solvent forinjection comprises one or more of PEG-200, PEG-300, PEG-400, PEG-600,propylene glycol, glycerol and anhydrous ethanol.
 3. The pharmaceuticalpreparation of claim 1, wherein the pH regulator comprises one or moreof citric acid, malic acid, hydrochloric acid, acetic acid, sodiumcarbonate, sodium bicarbonate and sodium hydroxide.
 4. Thepharmaceutical preparation of claim 1, wherein the oil for injectioncomprises one or more of octyl and decyl glycerate, monooctanoin,dicaprylin, trioctanoin, Ganoderma lucidum spores oil, monodecanoin,didecanoin, tridecanoin, octyl and decyl monoglyceride, Brucea Javanicaoil, coix seed oil, zedoary turmeric oil, Herba Artemisiae Annuae oil,octyl and decyl diglyceride, soybean oil, fish oil, linseed oil,helianthus annuus seed oil, evening primrose oil, sea buckthorn oil,safflower seed oil, sesame oil, corn oil, elemene oil and stearic acid.5. The pharmaceutical preparation of claim 1, wherein the emulsifier isone or more of soybean phospholipid, yolk phospholipid, cholesterol,poloxamer 188 and glyceryl monooleate.
 6. The pharmaceutical preparationof claim 1, wherein the antioxidant comprises tocopherol.
 7. Thepharmaceutical preparation of claim 1, wherein the isotonic regulatorcomprise one or more of glycerol, sorbitol, mannitol, glucose and sodiumchloride.
 8. The pharmaceutical preparation of claim 1, wherein thestabilizer comprises one or more of oleic acid, sodium oleate, cholicacid and sodium cholate.
 9. The pharmaceutical preparation of claim 1,wherein the solvent for injection of the drug solution comprises waterfor injection in an amount of no more than 50 wt % of the total amountof the drug solution.
 10. The pharmaceutical preparation of claim 1,wherein: the drug solution comprises: the paclitaxel or docetaxel beingpresent at between about 0.01-5% (W/V); the pH regulator being selectedfrom a group consisting of hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide; thepH value of the drug solution ranging from about 5.0 to 6.0; and thesolvent for injection being selected from a group consisting of PEG-400,propylene glycol and glycerol; the emulsion comprises: the oil forinjection being selected from a group consisting of soybean oil, octyland decyl glycerate, and a mixed solution of soybean oil and octyl anddecyl glycerate in a ratio of about 1:1 (V/V), and the content of theoil for injection in the emulsion ranging from about 10-30% (W/V); theemulsifier being selected from a group consisting of soybeanphospholipid and yolk phospholipid, and the content of the emulsifier inthe emulsion being about 1.2% (W/V); the isotonic regulator beingglycerol; the stabilizer being selected from a group consisting of oleicacid and sodium oleate, and the content of the stabilizer in theemulsion being about 0.03% (W/V); and the pH regulator being selectedfrom a group consisting of hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide, andthe pH value of the emulsion ranging from about 8.0 to 9.0.
 11. Thepharmaceutical preparation of claim 11, wherein the solvent forinjection of the drug solution comprises water for injection in anamount of no more than 50 wt % of the total amount of the drug solution.12. The preparation of claim 1, wherein in the drug solution, thecontent of paclitaxel or docetaxel is about 2.5% (W/V) and the solventfor injection is PEG-400; and in the emulsion, the oil for injection isa mixed solution of soybean oil and octyl and decyl glycerate in a ratioof about 1:1 (V/V), and the content of the oil for injection in theemulsion is about 20% (W/V).
 13. The pharmaceutical preparation of claim12, wherein the solvent for injection of the drug solution compriseswater for injection in an amount of no more than 50 wt % of the totalamount of the drug solution.
 14. The preparation of claim 10, wherein inthe drug solution, the content of paclitaxel or docetaxel is about 2.5%(W/V) and the solvent for injection is PEG-400; and in the emulsion, theoil for injection is a mixed solution of soybean oil and octyl and decylglycerate in a ratio of about 1:1 (V/V), and the content of the oil forinjection in the emulsion is about 20% (W/V).
 15. The pharmaceuticalpreparation of claim 14, wherein the solvent for injection of the drugsolution comprises water for injection in an amount of no more than 50wt % of the total amount of the drug solution.
 16. A method forpreparing a pharmaceutical preparation according to claim 1, the methodcomprising the following steps: a) preparing a drug solution, whereinpreparing a drug solution comprises adding paclitaxel or docetaxel to asolvent for injection in a predetermined proportion and stirring atabout 50-100° C. to dissolve, adjusting the pH value of the obtainedsolution to about 4.0-7.0 by using a pH regulator, adding activatedcarbon for injection use to perform adsorption, and taking the resultingsolution and filtrating, separately packaging, sterilizing and packagingto obtain the drug solution; and b) preparing an emulsion, whereinpreparing an emulsion comprises b-1) preparing an oil phase by adding anemulsifier or stabilizer into an oil for injection in a predeterminedproportion, stirred at about 50-90° C. to dissolve, adding tocopheroland dissolving by stirring or ultrasonicating to obtain the oil phase;b-2) preparing a water phase by adding the emulsifier or stabilizer andan isotonic regulator into water for injection in a predeterminedproportion, stirring at about 50-90° C. to dissolve to obtain the waterphase; wherein during preparation of the oil phase or water phase theemulsifier and stabilizer is added simultaneously or separately; b-3)preparing an emulsion by mixing the oil phase of step b-1) with thewater phase of step b-2) at about 50-90° C., and emulsifying by shearemulsifying machine or stirring emulsification for about 5-300 min at arotation speed of about 300-8000 rpm to obtain an initial emulsion,adjusting the pH value of the initial emulsion with a pH regulator toabout 4.0-9.0, further emulsifying the obtained initial emulsion anddiluting to volume with water for injection, filtrating, separatelypackaging, charging with nitrogen and sterilizing by routine to obtainthe emulsion.
 17. The method of claim 16, further comprising preparingthe pharmaceutical composition for intravenous administration, themethod comprising: mixing the drug solution at the clinical dosage withthe emulsion; or adding the drug solution at the clinical dosage intothe emulsion with no less than 5 times volume of the drug solution andthen adding an appropriate amount of normal saline or glucose solutionfor injection.
 18. The method of claim 16, comprising furtheremulsifying the initial emulsion by a high-pressure homogenizer under apressure of about 5000-25000 psi; and sterilizing by a rotaryhigh-pressure steam sterilizer at about 100-121° C. for about 20-60minutes.